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Of-A reimagines indoor gardens as "geological and futuristic" living objects at Chelsea Flower Show

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A multidisciplinary studio has unveiled conceptual indoor garden "objects" at the Chelsea Flower Show, featuring volcanic rock, burnt trees, and delicate flowers within hemispherical metal structures. These installations aim to bring fragments of landscapes indoors in an architectural, self-contained form. For developers and tech professionals, this highlights a growing trend in conceptualizing digital or physical spaces as artistic, experiential objects, potentially influencing how virtual environments or product interfaces are designed for emotional impact.

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